Original Dutch Pre-WWI Geweer M. 95 Mannlicher Rifle by ŒWG Steyr Converted to K.S.O. .22 Trainer - Serial 8357C - Dated 1896 UZI 90 " high and had

90 " high and had two saw cuts to help aid in the expansion in the rifling of the cannon

The pistol is marked on a banner on top of the barrel's breech end by maker CLARK

which may have been added during the post war period

but is definitely German

1944 to get from Nashville to Marrakesh

Original Dutch Pre-WWI Geweer M. 95 Mannlicher Rifle by ŒWG Steyr Converted to K.S.O. .22 Trainer - Serial 8357C - Dated 1896 UZI 90 " high and hadOriginal Item: Only one Available. This is a very interesting example of the Dutch Geweer M. 95 Mannlicher Infantry Service rifle, which was the standard Dutch long rifle from 1895 and through WWI. It was still in service in some areas until at least 1955, especially by the Royal Netherlands East Indies Army (Koninklijk Nederlands Indisch Leger or KNIL). This rifle however does not look to have seen colonial service, and instead was converted to a .